Hi!
Yeah, you will see only small picture in a grid row unless enlarge it.
Yes, any Dynamic* property could be used, but simple ones, like DynamicFontBold or DynamicBackColor works quicker than, for example, DynamicCurrentControl, as far as I know. Grid draws cell AFTER all Dynamic* expressions are evaluated, so you can do whatever changes you need. This way you can refresh container in grid by changing the control or set of controls used. I used this approach for simulating properties sheet using VFP grid in one our application.
>Very smart , Vlad ! You put the image control into every column and still make it show the images fast. The only problem I see with that is in the size of the picture that you are showing. You would have to show very small pictures if you want your grid to show say 6 or 10 records at a time. You would then provide a checkbox or button in a column to expand the picture, at the users will.
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>But my question is, why do you use the DynamicFontBold property ? Could another dynamic property have been used ?
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>regards
Vlad Grynchyshyn, Project Manager, MCP
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